What is the seating capacity of Vina Robles Amphitheatre?

3,300
“Vina Robles has redefined live music on the Central Coast.” With a seating capacity of 3,300 — almost triple that of the Performing Arts Center in San Luis Obispo — and high production quality, the venue draws shows that wouldn’t have come to the region before, Hodges and others say.

Do you have to be vaccinated to go to Vina Robles?

Vina Robles Amphitheatre announced Friday that it will begin requiring all staff, patrons and visiting guests to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test with 72 hours of a scheduled event.

Can you bring chairs to Vina Robles?

Blankets & Chairs Small blankets and portable stadium-seat-style back supports are permitted on the lawn. Chairs are not allowed as their legs do not function on our sloped lawn. See Lawn Seating below.

Can kids go to Vina Robles?

This winery is truly one of a kind in terms of great things to do for the entire family because it has a pond stocked with fish and kids can do catch and release while their parents enjoy some great wine! Just bring your own fishing gear with you.

What county is Paso Robles Inn?

San Luis Obispo County
Paso Robles Inn in San Luis Obispo County – Martin Resorts.

How much does wine tasting cost in Paso Robles?

$15-$25 per person
How much is wine tasting in Paso Robles? Wine tasting fees can vary widely from one winery to another. The average tasting fee can range anywhere from complimentary to $50 per guest for anywhere from four to nine tastes (an ounce or two each). The average cost is $15-$25 per person, per winery.

How do locals pronounce Paso Robles?

Paso ROH-buhlz
Ask most locals, and they will quickly tell you the correct pronunciation is Paso ROH-buhlz. Another way to think of it is, while the Spanish pronunciation may seem natural here, it’s pronounced in the English interpretation, which sounds like Paso “Row-Bulls” rather than Paso “Robe-Less.”

Is Paso Robles a desert?

In the summer, it’s a desert.

What do you wear to a wine tasting in Paso Robles?

Dress in Layers Paso is known for having a laid back and relaxed vibe, so dress the part. We call it wine country casual… your favorite pair of jeans, a nice shirt or sweater, a light coat or vest, and comfortable shoes. Then finish off your wine tasting wardrobe with a scarf and shades, viola!